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Jessi. “You have to own your
own boat or make private
charter arrangements. Once
you get there it’
s very pristine
and peaceful and well worth
the effort.”
The trip held many more
highlights as well.
“I’
m a history geek,” Jessi
said, “and was excited when
I found some cool piece of
Michigan history.”
For example, you can
see petroglyphs at Sanilac
Petroglyphs State Park. Visit
Meridian-Baseline State Park
to see the point from which
all land in Michigan is mea-
sured. Check out Edsel Ford’
s
retreat at Highland Recreation
Area.
“
And while not the best
memory, I’
ll always remember
Petoskey State Park because
we spent part of our trip in
the local hospital after I hurt
my foot. Getting around on
crutches helped us notice
handicap accessibility at
our parks. That experience
opened our eyes to the chal-
lenges some people face trying
to visit our parks and what
the state has done to help.”
The couple has been asked
what their next big project
is — including visiting all the
parks in other states or all
national parks.
“It would be nice to find
a state that doesn’
t have so
many parks,” Ari said. “I
understand North Carolina
only has 34. That sounds a lot
easier to do!”

LEFT:
Tahquamenon
Falls State Park.
BELOW: Big Sable
Point Lighthouse
at Ludington.

Travel Trips
from the Adlers

• Do your research, Jessi
says. “Use resources from
local tourism sites, social
media and local media to find
out what there is to do. And
download or print out the
maps in advance, especially if
you’
re going hiking!”
• If you’
re looking for a fun
way to stay overnight at
wineries and other farm-type
locations across the country,
consider joining Harvest
Hosts.
• Allstays Pro is a good
app for campgrounds, fuel,
parking, washes and more.
“This is a good app when
you’
re on the road and need
information about where to
grab propane, find a dump
station or locate a spot to
park overnight.”
• The Adlers use Roadtrippers
Plus to plan their trips. “It
helped us stay on top of all
our route planning.”

From trekkers.org

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